Radix

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by Radix 17y ago
I agree, as dkokelly showed you can subtract comments, but it would be better if there was an additive way to mod comments up as well as the subtractive. (I thought the various drop table attempts were amusing.)
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by Radix 17y ago
Another example is Les Miserables. That book is fantastic. I'm at a loss for adjectives. I haven't really read anything since, but I loved that book, and I loved Jean Valjean, and hated Thenardier. But the the book takes a little while t
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by Radix 17y ago
I like how PG coralled applicants. They shouldn't puff up their idea as they are the actual investment, but they shouldn't directly puff up themselves because that they should assume the investors will do it. All that is left to do is mak
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by Radix 17y ago
I think RiderOfGiraffes comes from an academic background. Those little html only professor sites frequently have more that one interesting paper or essay. I think you're right about the slurping (because clicking more>document_info in
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by Radix 17y ago
The articles thesis is ok, but the hook sucks. When was positive thinking ever about blind optimism? I thought it was about altering your perspective to realize your assumptions aren't clear and obvious. "I'm good enough, I'm smart enoug
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by Radix 17y ago
The OP was attempting to dismiss the 14 year olds responsibility of action based on his development. We really should expect more of our adolescents. Your observation that some adults appear to never mature is irrelevant. Society makes it
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by Radix 17y ago
Ah, twilight could get anyone down. Well, your intro video is very good, a good script. And, you jargon disclaimer is hilarious. Most good intros need a good disclaimer to remind new users that the ideas behind the jargon are simple and th
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by Radix 17y ago
Looks like you were wrong, people do seem to care. There must be plenty of band kids out there that would find this useful. Popular by Nada Surf is down, have you heard of grooveshark.com? http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/song/Popular/2186
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by Radix 17y ago
E.g. we get lots of requests from dummers for our songs without the drum tracks so they could play along. What do you play? Could you just convince him that yall should release a series of tracks each dropping one instrument? Maybe only
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by Radix 17y ago
From my experience with my families denomination, they see hell as the temporary disconnect from God followed by a lapse into non-existence. Which is an example of Daniel's point. There are different interpretations, so attacking a specif
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by Radix 17y ago
I'm curious, what about this do you find evil?
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by Radix 17y ago
FWIW, you're one of my favorite posters and commenters. Your posts often feel as a new idea. Perhaps your beliefs and views are different enough enough from the established practice (of education or other) that what is old information to y
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by Radix 17y ago
What about PatientOS or Medscribbler's community project? http://patientos.com/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/medscribbler/
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by Radix 17y ago
Here you go. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=630233 Hold on while I find the better link... Here you go: http://blogs.msdn.com/e7/archive/2009/02/09/recognizing-impr... I thought this second one was pretty interesting. An EMR compa
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by Radix 17y ago
I think it is. "I, Toaster" is a play off of "I, Pencil" attempting to show how the truth is, our positions in society are tenuous and because we have become unlikely to be capable of fending for ourselves, we are helpless. This article, "
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by Radix 17y ago
I'm curious, what is your specialty? To be clear, I agree with you and believe it would be a bad thing if mothers and fathers could buy antibiotics for every gash and flu. But, I can't go discuss a problem with my pharmacist then buy a gen
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by Radix 17y ago
One place a savings might be found is in reduction of tests done just to protect the physician from liability. Also, the cost of keeping up medical billing companies is high enough that there might be a good savings if the local clinics and
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by Radix 17y ago
I was going to say this. Specifically that this is particularly true when you are young. I recall discussing Atlas Shrugged with a friend not long ago. I can see that book permanently influencing someone's world view. (For better or wors
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by Radix 17y ago
I think there might be something to that. I've noticed I enjoy writing better on a pad than at a word processor. Part of it is because I find the ability to format distracting, but I think there is more to it. Reviewing and editing feels
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by Radix 17y ago
I find it disheartening. I found that snippet interesting because she used the question to downplay gender. She also downplayed it earlier when her husband was brought up. I guess I need to write better. :( Got it, I don't like it when p
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by Radix 17y ago
In context, I read it as an admonishment to not get hung up on race, creed, or gender, but to realize that creativity and intellect are better things to focus on. With some fluffy encouragement. (Btw, I wasn't saying Patio's interpretation
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by Radix 17y ago
Perhaps I should have said "Lack of women in the field..." But I was trying to be general. I implicitly agree that the problem is social, and was trying to say "crap, with a dearth of women we're missing out on many (?) of the most tal
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by Radix 17y ago
Diversity as a first class citizen is not merely about race or gender or creed. It is diversity of creativity and intellect and technological innovation. If we use only the same people and the same kind of people to create games , our tech
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by Radix 17y ago
No, if that was the case then the customer could ask for an extension. I believe the website author would agree: http://www.corrupted-files.com/Custom_Order.html
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by Radix 17y ago
Ha ha :) I find it interesting the site operator knows where he stands. On the custom order page: Please Note: I had deadlines with professors too, but I still got my sh[i]t done on time - its called Red Bull. If you need an extension, ju
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by Radix 17y ago
Also, if that is really true then you must be able to build up her ideas from a different basis; I presume with less flaws. Otherwise it is her ideas. (I'm in general agreement with Zimbabwe)
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by Radix 17y ago
Well, when I metacognate, I kinda feel the connotations of words. In some sentences different connotations will be stronger than others or dropped. So, these abstract concepts fall into this abstract network of concepts. For the word poli
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by Radix 17y ago
I submitted this once. It's really good and much better than most of the things on the front page most of the time. If you haven't read it before you should read it now.
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by Radix 17y ago
If I were to graph myself speaking those two words I expect I would have two spikes on the k's of kiki, but bouba would be generally flatter. We probably have abstractions, connotations, that these sounds share with the physical ideas of sh
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by Radix 17y ago
I'm most interested in writing, but I believe touch will allow developers more creativity. For instance, it's easy to tuck a pen into your fingers then use your fingers. Now you can use your fingers to drag the page up and down or zoom in

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